On the main road on the opposite side from the bank of bangkok next to another bank is a stall/restaurant. If you sit down you will get an english menu.avoid the palce accross the road.
Great thai food. 2 can eat with a couple of beers for 200B ($5). Most farang tourists will get suckered into the all you can eat "thai bbq" at the places around the lake.
Written Apr 21, 2005
This is a great little cafe where you can get all sorts of food, including really good bread. They have tables and a platform covered in cushions where you can stretch out with a book and relax. You can also organise various tours from there.
Favorite Dish: Have to say I really loved the fresh pineapple smoothies. We all had different dishes and everyone thought theirs was excellent. Great sandwiches.
Updated Apr 18, 2003
Address: 7 Singhanatbamrung Rd, A.Muang
Phone: 0-53620549
Food that locals eat is inexpensive, cheaper even than in other provinces. People in MHS generally don't make a lot of money, so the price of eating out for local food is reasonable. Restaurants that foreigners frequent will be more expensive (and rightly so). Be adventerous and eat at a little dive - the food will be just as good, and maybe even better.
Favorite Dish: Khao soi. A local (well, northern Thai) noodle dish that kicks ass. You can order with chicken or beef, or vegetarian ('jay') if you want. Has quite a bit of coconut milk in it so it is not the best thing for your arteries, but it tastes SO GOOD.
You can get it for about 15 baht a bowl.
Written Sep 22, 2002
Address: Anywhere in or out of town
Thai and international food. Maybe a little expensive than average. But full of people/tourists eat here. Good food and excellent atmosphere with live music in the evening.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Written May 2, 2007
Written Sep 24, 2006
Nice to spend nights here, eating and talking over a football game on the big screen TV.
Favorite Dish: Thai Chichen with Cashew Nuts, very good!
Written Dec 13, 2002
Address: In the by the city center, neer some internet cafe
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